Washington 84
Happy Fourth of July. This country is awesome and I’ve grown to appreciate every bit of it. I see all the debate and rift all over social media it’s pretty embarrassing. I think saying have “pride” in your country is kind of goofy but have something positive to to say about a place you are able to do practically anything you want it’s pretty ridiculous to think about. Attempting to cancel a date is hilarious it’s a whole new level of “woke”.
Even people who hate this country refuse to leave.
ANYWAYS let’s stray from all the political and strongly opinionated shit not here to write about that…
Woke up early got some breakfast and coffee and then walked/rode around Seattle I spent a total of 32 dollars on a Lime E bike which is totally worth it with the amount I was able to do. I rode to the climbing gym Seattle bouldering project which has 2 locations a small one with maybe 20-25 Boulders and one a block away which was the main building with hundreds of routes. After that I walked to the Fremont farmers market and bought some random items (decided to splurge today $$$) then I ate a sandwich at this deli I was recommended it did not disappoint for 9 dollars. I rode to Lake Union park found some shade and read one of the books I purchased. I sat and people watched for a solid 45 minutes I’d say i love it I love watching groups and friends laugh and enjoy themselves also the curiosity of, Who are they? What do they do for a living? Are they from here? How many seltzer’s deep are they? Do you ever make up whole scenarios of random people. I’m sure most of us do. After that I walked back to the apartment and took the elevator to the 8th floor with a convenient rooftop and lounge that brings me here a book open on my lap laid back writing this on my phone. I should be expecting them back from their hike soon. I declined to hike today I felt like taking the first half of the day to myself exploring the city you gotta love 90 degree angles. I don’t feel bad for not wanting to hike I have a huge love and appreciation for the outdoors for crying out loud my life revolves heavily with spending my time outside. I grew up in a huge city and I’ve lived in multiple cities I have an equal love and fascination with busy city life. I love the crowdedness I love the variety of everything there is to do. I think when you become so involved with the outdoor lifestyle you almost put yourself in a little bubble where everything you do and dress revolve around being outside you forget or you unconsciously refuse to be in a city because you feel your whole character and personality is that outdoorsy individual. We all label ourselves some way or another there is no individuality this day and age we are mimicks or different versions of all that we take in on a daily basis. We can create small branches of individuality and personalize it to be our own but it can never disassociate with something else.
Seattle, Washington